I was able to purchase my first property at age 19 following many of these same principles. I remember at 18 getting my first credit card to build up that credit rating ;) Great minds think alike and this is solid advice. There is no reason someone can't begin the real estate journey at age 19 (even if they come from humble beginnings).
That means a lot Graham. Thanks man! I need to learn from you two how to make better quality UA-cam videos for my channel...I know it starts with taking my frugal hat off and buying some solid equipment as well as learning to properly edit videos. I am getting there...slowly :P When I make the trip West to Cali I'm picking both your brains for all of the pro tips on making quality videos.
#1: Save money #2: Build Credit >700 #3: Have a job #4: Having a fallback living space Make sure you can actually afford to buy the house #5: You need to be comfortable with the payment #6: Get a roommate as a fallback #7: You might need help to qualify for the loan #8: Look for houses that are cosmetically dated but have the expensive stuff all done (water heating, air system, roof, dual pane windows) #9: 3.5% down on an FHA loan for a non occupant co-borrower (your parents) #10: You don't have to take title proportional to how much money you put in #11: Learn how to fix some things up yourself #12: Refinance and get rid of the mortgage insurance when your income level rises
**Questions on any steps? Follow us on Instagram! @realMeetKevin. PS: To make this work, you start at 18 (and buy by 19). Also on DRIVING: The Tesla is in auto-steer mode (effectively self driving while I supervise and am ready to take over if needed).**
My wife and I bought our first house at 22 years old its a duplex, we put 3.5% down FHA. It was very hard to convince my wife into getting the duplex rather than the single, but we are glad we did. Now just looking to grow and purchase another property to flip and build some more capital and keep buying rental properties. Kevin! Another Great video!
Hey Kevin, you really do deserve the success you are getting because of your pure intentions and good heart to lift people up by sharing your knowledge to make a positive difference in people's lives. I would love to know your daily routine, so what time you get up, sleep, what your day consists of and how you manage all the activities you are involved in. I think it can be a great motivational video about balancing the different aspects of our day and the secrets behind it from your perspective.
And, honestly, I wish I saw this video in 2010 when I was 20 and in college. I thought "huh, houses are crazy cheap right now, I should buy one," but had no clue how to make it happen.
Do not move away from the camera! LOL. You guys are perfect and I’m so happy to see young people being ambitious and living the American dream. Thank you for the positivity. I really appreciate it and I’m sending your UA-cam’s to all my kids because they need to learn about real estate.
Kevin, Im 17 year old, and I wanted to say the videos you put up really inspire me to go and follow these principles in order to have a rental in these upcoming years. You along with Graham Stephen really changed my out look on life. Thank you!
I turn 19 next month, thanks for the inspiration! I’m in college and make very very little money, but hoping to start investing in real estate in the next couple of years. Hoping to have 10k in the bank by the end of this year! 🤞🏻Using this time to educate myself on my next steps.😊
8:09 surprised me when he said "step number 4" I was like w..wait oh yeah it was about this I literally forgot that it's an educational video and was enjoying the vlog
I haven't even finished the video but I just want to say thank you for posting this. I'm 19 and in college and have been searching youtube to someone who would make a video for someone in my situation.
I am interested in real estate and want to learn but most people feel like a scam, your videos seem pretty real and honest. I would really love to learn about real estate from you just because of the character you have seem to have built up for yourself. I would feel real comfortable moving into this portion of my life with a mentor and really hope you would be able to provide me with some experience or knowledge on your craft.
I used my VA loan to buy my first house, lived in it for roughly 3 years, refinanced that house and found renters. Shortly after I used the VA loan again on my second property, going to repeat this as many times as I can!
As a licensed Master Electrician, Electrical contractor, and a licensed Realtor. Doing the $300 electrician trick is a great way to learn how and why things work in Electric inside a home. This will solve 90% of the simple service calls I send my guys on to fix and homeowners over pay on.
I'm from southern Ontario. I purchased my first house at 18. (while I was still in high school) With 20,000$ down, and spent 5,000 to replace furnace and replace the carpet. (all my own money and my dad signed off the loan for me.) I have had great renters that take better care of the house then I would. the market has gone up 30% since I purchased and I'm looking for my next house now. Thanks for the great videos!
Hi Kevin. Your 12 steps approach makes sense to me. I like GC but I am not yet ready for multi-unit apartments. Just bought my first house, will pick up keys in 3 days. I am an immigrant from Africa based in UK. Immigrated about 2.5 years ago as a student. Used very similar principles though I didn't get any help because I had no family here. However, I was fortunate to be debt free after I paid off student debt quickly and had excellent credit which I built carefully. Worked crazy hours and did some sale and referrals on the side. These helped me to raise a little above the down payment required (had to provide more down payment due to my visa requirement as I am neither a citizen here or a settled resident). Your crazy energetic approach takes serious financial principles and makes them fun and entertaining. Keep up the great job
Hey Kevin, great content. You're in for some crazy channel growth, enjoy the ride. I would really like a video about how to get reliable people to do work with the house you purchase (property manager, electrician, obtaining staging material, ...).
Kevin please read this comment to the end At first when I stumbled across your channel I was like omg this guy is hella annoying, but subscribed anyways because I was like it doesn't hurt to learn from him. And then as I was watching this video, I really appreciated your content, and really felt the value and realness of it. Especially as a college student who's just gotten started in real estate, I really benefited from your tips about credit and saving and working that 9-5 because its a good place to start. So in conclusion, I want to truly thank you for putting out valuable content out there, and for being so genuine. Much love, from Washington D.C
Oh no! I recently came across wholesaling and I am currently completely obsessed with learning the business. I’m 1 coursebook away from apply for my TX real estate license. Looking forward to your take on wholesaling.
Kev this was your best video so far 👍🏼Really appreciate you showing the entire process of investing in real estate. Love the way you and Lauren compliment each other.
For the guy who've been mention a lot of times in this video.. If you know Kevin well, tell him to move CLOSER to the camera.. You will thanks me later, right Kevin? Anyway, nice video as always.. Been subscribing for almost a month, I learn so much from you, keep the good works!
Bought my house on the day of my 21st Birthday in So Cal. You can do it too. No student loans and 50k in home equity at 23 now. Picked a technical career that pays well and required no college.
Great video Kevin, Wholesaling is very lucrative.. We average about $35,000-$50,000 a month in assignment fees alone! Absolutely need to take care of the realtor, if one is involved. However, when you are marketing to sellers yourself, and they reach out to you directly, there is no realtor and closing happens directly w the title company (at least that’s how it work in Texas). Great content however, love the energy my man. Hope to link one day
Kevin, thank you for these honest and valuable videos. Your work ethic and hard work shines through. I work as a real estate agent in Marbella, Spain. And I still feel like I am getting some gems here. Cheers!
Cool video, I started investing in stocks then real estate at 20 I was living at home but had a few rentals. They were all owner financed, and the down payments of $5-$10k came from credit cards that I would pay off from the positive cash flow.
@@joshuam3903 Buy preforeclosure properties directly from homeowners at a discount to market of 15 to 20%. Assume their loan by paying arreages. No banks exercise due on sale Clause, so I do simple assumption of the loan for low down.
@@dominicgerodano5481 Thanks for the reply is their a specific website or place where you find your foreclosure property's at? Also can you expand please on sale clause and assuming loans. And what are the potential risks for going this route? Have you meet with set backs buying foreclosures? Thanks again for all the info much appreciated. If you want to email me directly here is my email joshua.evo46@gmail.com
I am planning at some point later this year to just go drive (or maybe fly?) from Canada to California just to come see you and Graham...plus I hear California is fun :P I am so thankful for that FI lifestyle. There is nothing really holding me from traveling, other than maybe my 2 year old daughter, but we can always bring her with :)
Where do you store all of the staging furniture? Do you pay for storage monthly? Or do you get new furniture everytime? It makes more sense to me to have storage for the furniture if you stage houses frequently. But then not all the same furniture will look good in one than than another. So what's the deal with storage?
New subscribers here! I really love everything you share! I'm 24 by now, just done college and get a job. Hopefully I may able to buy a house next year! I'm also planning to get involve in real estate too! Looking forward for more tips from you soon. Thanks Kevin, you deserve my sub!
Kevin when you mention $15-$25K (savings) before you buy: 1) What about a VA loan ($0 downpayment req.)? 2) What about your other videos where you say “just buy,” even with only 2.5%-3% down? Just hoping for clarity in message. By the way, I’m a huge fan and a subscriber!
I watch heaps of these property videos and yours crack me up 😂.... they’re really entertaining.... keep doing you, brother!.... also - mad respect for you being a stand up dad and husband 👊🏻
Dave Ramsey says no debt first, is the only way to build wealth. And you can't do a bankruptcy, you have to pay it off and rent while you do that! Then you still have to rent and save the down payment! Ugh. I love Kevin's channel!
HGTV should take note of you and Lauren's dynamic chemistry and give you your own show. It would blow all the other real estate shows out of the water!
KEVIN you are a born comedian men i like how you mix the humor in your videos with knowledge .. its awesome . talent and passion keep it up . always enjoy the videos . ps . thank you also MS. KEVIN
I found a 14 bedroom hotel for £40k. It needs £20k in renovation costs and I’m going to put it on air bnb for 6 months and then do it up as a rental property.
Hey Kevin! What about the new 6% stated income loans for rental properties? Do you still consider the 3.5% loan better if you can put a good sized down payment and plan to pay it off in 5years?
Hey, Kevin. It's unbelievable how much real VALUE you are providing! Thank you very much! Listen I have a question. Are you planning/recommending to 1031 fha properties into the same size projects, or sell it as portfolio and exchange into a bigger one? You got a new sub, and I don't often subscribe to stuff.
Hey Kevin , I’m a recent subscriber. Immigrant boy who’s 22 ready to Buy up Real estate. Hey I managed to save up 25,400 and have no Credit this video gave me the idea now thanks Kevin. I live in Florida. I hope to me you one day
21:27 the runescape gold of a million gold pieces. Classic. Don’t comment on videos very often, however it seems your videos are providing some information in the right direction for me. Only 20 years old as a bartender. Making a killing and attempting to stash away as much as possible to purchase some homes out here in Florida. Now for the question I have. If i were to use the first time buyers assistance and be able to take advantage of that chunk. Is there no way around physically having to live in the house? Or would I not be able to take advantage of it and just spend my own chunk?
Love the content, and love the 1000k shoutout to good ol RuneScape! Would be very interested in hearing more of your thoughts on cash flow vs appreciation - it seems you're a big proponent of "control", even if it means sacrificing cash flow. Keep it up!!
I purchased one of my properties with 10% down (traditional non-FHA), then 2 years later obtained a broker price opinion and the house had appreciated enough that my mortgage company dropped the PMI.... zero refinance costs. :-)
At 9 min you say it's okay to start with a townhome to start building equity... I've been telling my family to not go with a townhome because I thought it was similar to an apartment... hope you can make a video or point me In the right direction on how to get into real estate with a townhome. (Lower payments since houses are EXPENSIVE right now🔫)
I love your videos, it's entertaining, and it's educational and it impacts me thinking I can afford a house in Honolulu in a couple years since i live here. Keep doing it daily! :)
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I was able to purchase my first property at age 19 following many of these same principles. I remember at 18 getting my first credit card to build up that credit rating ;)
Great minds think alike and this is solid advice. There is no reason someone can't begin the real estate journey at age 19 (even if they come from humble beginnings).
right on!!! Pinning!!
Mike Rosehart is a BEAST at this!! 💪🏼
That means a lot Graham. Thanks man!
I need to learn from you two how to make better quality UA-cam videos for my channel...I know it starts with taking my frugal hat off and buying some solid equipment as well as learning to properly edit videos. I am getting there...slowly :P
When I make the trip West to Cali I'm picking both your brains for all of the pro tips on making quality videos.
ayyy real estate youtubers unite 💸
Vegan Ambition :)
#1: Save money
#2: Build Credit >700
#3: Have a job
#4: Having a fallback living space
Make sure you can actually afford to buy the house
#5: You need to be comfortable with the payment
#6: Get a roommate as a fallback
#7: You might need help to qualify for the loan
#8: Look for houses that are cosmetically dated but have the expensive stuff all done (water heating, air system, roof, dual pane windows)
#9: 3.5% down on an FHA loan for a non occupant co-borrower (your parents)
#10: You don't have to take title proportional to how much money you put in
#11: Learn how to fix some things up yourself
#12: Refinance and get rid of the mortgage insurance when your income level rises
thx
MVP of the day
👑 you dropped this king...thank you
Please be closer to the camera.
Hahah thanks John!
**Questions on any steps? Follow us on Instagram! @realMeetKevin. PS: To make this work, you start at 18 (and buy by 19). Also on DRIVING: The Tesla is in auto-steer mode (effectively self driving while I supervise and am ready to take over if needed).**
How many 18 year olds watching? 😂😂
Meeee
ya gotta start with one of these steps at 18 to make this happen by 19 so you're in a great place!
19
Yap!
Me, except where I live you can’t get a credit card until 19 sadly.
My wife and I bought our first house at 22 years old its a duplex, we put 3.5% down FHA. It was very hard to convince my wife into getting the duplex rather than the single, but we are glad we did. Now just looking to grow and purchase another property to flip and build some more capital and keep buying rental properties. Kevin! Another Great video!
great job!! love that! success story
Did you guys rent out the other side of the house ??
Clock just hit midnight now and it’s my 21st birthday, what am I doing at this moment? Watching Kevin’s video. Thanks again man.
Good man and congratulations!!!
Hey Kevin, you really do deserve the success you are getting because of your pure intentions and good heart to lift people up by sharing your knowledge to make a positive difference in people's lives. I would love to know your daily routine, so what time you get up, sleep, what your day consists of and how you manage all the activities you are involved in. I think it can be a great motivational video about balancing the different aspects of our day and the secrets behind it from your perspective.
Great idea! Can do.
That’s a great idea. Would be interesting to see your daily routine. Not sure how you would edit 12 hours down to 30 min though
And, honestly, I wish I saw this video in 2010 when I was 20 and in college. I thought "huh, houses are crazy cheap right now, I should buy one," but had no clue how to make it happen.
I totally agree!
They will soon be crazy cheap again. Epic crash coming
@Bonnie Holman We haven't hit bottom yet, and covid is blocking forclosure evictions for the moment. Just wait...
I’m in same boat I would have been saving from 18 I’m 21 now and cringe on how much money I wasted from 18-21
Do not move away from the camera! LOL. You guys are perfect and I’m so happy to see young people being ambitious and living the American dream. Thank you for the positivity. I really appreciate it and I’m sending your UA-cam’s to all my kids because they need to learn about real estate.
Most authentic and transparent business person on UA-cam! You’re full-fledged, free, and entertaining style is a breathe of fresh air Kev👊
This aged well lmao
Dude Kevin keep posting love these videos. I am 20 years old and always learning
You got it!
00:30 I can hear Dave Ramsey's cough across the pond. looool!
LOL!!!
Kevin, Im 17 year old, and I wanted to say the videos you put up really inspire me to go and follow these principles in order to have a rental in these upcoming years. You along with Graham Stephen really changed my out look on life. Thank you!
that's awesome to hear thank you so much!! yeah graham's great! he inspired me to make these videos LOL
Old school Meet Kevin!
This is so usefull!! Hands down the best youtube channel ever! Thanks Kevin! ❤️
Wow thanks so much!!!
You can tell his wife is smart and she’s pretty and I don’t think she’s even wearing make up
ah thank you so much!!
she doesnt need any make up! she is beautiful
She is pretty without makeup and when you see her with makeup she is drop dead gorgeous
I turn 19 next month, thanks for the inspiration! I’m in college and make very very little money, but hoping to start investing in real estate in the next couple of years. Hoping to have 10k in the bank by the end of this year! 🤞🏻Using this time to educate myself on my next steps.😊
wow, kevin, great moves, keep it up! proud of you
H3H3 meme!!!!
@@MeetKevin Hahaha it didn't go over your head! 😂
Kevin this video is amazing man! Gonna rewatch this and take notes, I want to start investing in real estate as soon as possible.
8:09 surprised me when he said "step number 4" I was like w..wait oh yeah it was about this
I literally forgot that it's an educational video and was enjoying the vlog
I bought my first house at 21 🙏👌 anything is possible
love this!!!
INVESTING HUSTLER - Stocks and money making videos How did you did it ?
INVESTING HUSTLER - Stocks Money Entertainment Totally excellent.
I am 21 and have 20$ in pocket working from two years😂😢😢😭
ONE LIFE NO REGRET
Not much discipline.
I haven't even finished the video but I just want to say thank you for posting this. I'm 19 and in college and have been searching youtube to someone who would make a video for someone in my situation.
I am interested in real estate and want to learn but most people feel like a scam, your videos seem pretty real and honest. I would really love to learn about real estate from you just because of the character you have seem to have built up for yourself. I would feel real comfortable moving into this portion of my life with a mentor and really hope you would be able to provide me with some experience or knowledge on your craft.
I used my VA loan to buy my first house, lived in it for roughly 3 years, refinanced that house and found renters. Shortly after I used the VA loan again on my second property, going to repeat this as many times as I can!
As a licensed Master Electrician, Electrical contractor, and a licensed Realtor. Doing the $300 electrician trick is a great way to learn how and why things work in Electric inside a home. This will solve 90% of the simple service calls I send my guys on to fix and homeowners over pay on.
Im about to buy my first Multifamily property at age of 19! (almost 20). About $1M
YES YES YES!!! Let me know if you get the contracted accepted / DM me @MeetKevin -- would love details!
BlizzerdTech Did you buy?
BlizzerdTech did the payment go through
Did you get family help?
Dame
I'm from southern Ontario. I purchased my first house at 18. (while I was still in high school) With 20,000$ down, and spent 5,000 to replace furnace and replace the carpet. (all my own money and my dad signed off the loan for me.) I have had great renters that take better care of the house then I would. the market has gone up 30% since I purchased and I'm looking for my next house now. Thanks for the great videos!
That's crazy
Inspiring comment Nathan!
Thank you so much Kevin! Gotta start building credit. Looking to get one in the next few years. Currently 20 :)
Nice Brennon! Keep it going!
Right on. Im 19 going to establish my credit.
I need my kids to watch this.. They need follow you and take your course. Love your energy and spirit (smart Wife.)
Ah thank you so much Shelley!!
You are extremely lucky to have a spouse this good. Wish the best for you guys!
Super nice of you to say!!
Hi Kevin. Your 12 steps approach makes sense to me. I like GC but I am not yet ready for multi-unit apartments. Just bought my first house, will pick up keys in 3 days. I am an immigrant from Africa based in UK. Immigrated about 2.5 years ago as a student. Used very similar principles though I didn't get any help because I had no family here. However, I was fortunate to be debt free after I paid off student debt quickly and had excellent credit which I built carefully. Worked crazy hours and did some sale and referrals on the side. These helped me to raise a little above the down payment required (had to provide more down payment due to my visa requirement as I am neither a citizen here or a settled resident). Your crazy energetic approach takes serious financial principles and makes them fun and entertaining. Keep up the great job
Hey Kevin, great content. You're in for some crazy channel growth, enjoy the ride. I would really like a video about how to get reliable people to do work with the house you purchase (property manager, electrician, obtaining staging material, ...).
Kevin please read this comment to the end
At first when I stumbled across your channel I was like omg this guy is hella annoying, but subscribed anyways because I was like it doesn't hurt to learn from him. And then as I was watching this video, I really appreciated your content, and really felt the value and realness of it. Especially as a college student who's just gotten started in real estate, I really benefited from your tips about credit and saving and working that 9-5 because its a good place to start. So in conclusion, I want to truly thank you for putting out valuable content out there, and for being so genuine.
Much love, from Washington D.C
This is actually a really informative video
Oh no! I recently came across wholesaling and I am currently completely obsessed with learning the business. I’m 1 coursebook away from apply for my TX real estate license. Looking forward to your take on wholesaling.
Kev this was your best video so far 👍🏼Really appreciate you showing the entire process of investing in real estate. Love the way you and Lauren compliment each other.
For the guy who've been mention a lot of times in this video..
If you know Kevin well, tell him to move CLOSER to the camera.. You will thanks me later, right Kevin?
Anyway, nice video as always..
Been subscribing for almost a month, I learn so much from you, keep the good works!
Haha thanks Daniel!!!
This is by far my favorite video on UA-cam
Thank you so much for that! Means a lot! Thanks for taking the time to comment
Finally a channel that provides practical information... thanks kevin!
I am 20 and looking for a o fourplex to house hack, I feel that is the best way into the industry! Love the energy as always Kevin!
heck yeah!!
I love your videos Kevin they are educational but also funny great mix.. Thanks for taking the time to do these videos..
My pleasure! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!
Omg great mascara Kevin! ??? No shame it looks great on camera!
Bought my house on the day of my 21st Birthday in So Cal. You can do it too. No student loans and 50k in home equity at 23 now. Picked a technical career that pays well and required no college.
Great video Kevin, Wholesaling is very lucrative.. We average about $35,000-$50,000 a month in assignment fees alone! Absolutely need to take care of the realtor, if one is involved. However, when you are marketing to sellers yourself, and they reach out to you directly, there is no realtor and closing happens directly w the title company (at least that’s how it work in Texas). Great content however, love the energy my man. Hope to link one day
Love this couple! They are so perfect together.
Lol, you guys are Great..Dude I like how she reminded you..you are very, very special that was so cute, more power to you both👏👍😊
wow I totally think I missed that even in the edit; thank you so much for pointing that out Troy!!!
Love your vlog style videos... Thanks Kevin!
thank you so much Krypto!!!!
I litterally screemed " oh yeah I'll do" at 17 : 31. I am so exited to follow these steps and meet you one day to thank you.
Kevin, thank you for these honest and valuable videos. Your work ethic and hard work shines through.
I work as a real estate agent in Marbella, Spain. And I still feel like I am getting some gems here.
Cheers!
Great video. Man you are so sincere, I love it.
Ah thanks so much Mike -- great comment!
Watch a lot of your videos. Like most of them. Love this one. Balance of personal and pro tips 👌
All of the above on your poll.
Cool video, I started investing in stocks then real estate at 20 I was living at home but had a few rentals. They were all owner financed, and the down payments of $5-$10k came from credit cards that I would pay off from the positive cash flow.
Oo that's a creative idea!!
Dominic any pointers on where to get started? I have 10k saved and want to invest it? Any suggestions?
Your blessed living at home at 20 I got kicked out at 18 and fell into the trap of renting rather than owning and building income
@@joshuam3903 Buy preforeclosure properties directly from homeowners at a discount to market of 15 to 20%. Assume their loan by paying arreages. No banks exercise due on sale Clause, so I do simple assumption of the loan for low down.
@@dominicgerodano5481 Thanks for the reply is their a specific website or place where you find your foreclosure property's at?
Also can you expand please on sale clause and assuming loans.
And what are the potential risks for going this route? Have you meet with set backs buying foreclosures?
Thanks again for all the info much appreciated. If you want to email me directly here is my email joshua.evo46@gmail.com
I am planning at some point later this year to just go drive (or maybe fly?) from Canada to California just to come see you and Graham...plus I hear California is fun :P
I am so thankful for that FI lifestyle. There is nothing really holding me from traveling, other than maybe my 2 year old daughter, but we can always bring her with :)
She can Meet Jack! (Also 2)
If I could heart this like on my channel, I would. I'll thumbs up instead. Sounds like a plan!
I hearted it for ya
😇
I can't get over the Tesla! Kevin isn't even holding the wheel half the time; that's like my dream car 100%!
Lauren is a balanced but nice person. She is very down to earth considering you earn so much... Kevin you should know you r lucky!
I may be late here... But i now recall... Behind every successful man there is a woman💪
Where do you store all of the staging furniture? Do you pay for storage monthly? Or do you get new furniture everytime? It makes more sense to me to have storage for the furniture if you stage houses frequently. But then not all the same furniture will look good in one than than another. So what's the deal with storage?
RUNESCAPE TEACHES EVERYTHING!!!!
My honorary 8.5x11 :)
Scrolled through to see if anyone else noticed that! hahah nice
I skipped back just to make sure I wasn’t imagining 1000k on the wall hahaha
Your content deserves more subscribers
New subscribers here! I really love everything you share! I'm 24 by now, just done college and get a job. Hopefully I may able to buy a house next year! I'm also planning to get involve in real estate too! Looking forward for more tips from you soon. Thanks Kevin, you deserve my sub!
Kevin when you mention $15-$25K (savings) before you buy:
1) What about a VA loan ($0 downpayment req.)?
2) What about your other videos where you say “just buy,” even with only 2.5%-3% down?
Just hoping for clarity in message. By the way, I’m a huge fan and a subscriber!
This man deserves his success.👏
This is literally the question i asked in a comment a few days ago, you are the bomb!
I watch heaps of these property videos and yours crack me up 😂.... they’re really entertaining.... keep doing you, brother!.... also - mad respect for you being a stand up dad and husband 👊🏻
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. Looks like solid advice.
Thanks Kevin for all the advice!
TY!
Love your videos ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊
START SAVING, BUILD CREDIT NOT DEBT!!!
bingo!
Dave Ramsey says no debt first, is the only way to build wealth. And you can't do a bankruptcy, you have to pay it off and rent while you do that! Then you still have to rent and save the down payment! Ugh. I love Kevin's channel!
HGTV should take note of you and Lauren's dynamic chemistry and give you your own show. It would blow all the other real estate shows out of the water!
Extremely good information very rare to see an agent talk about this considering most of them don’t know anything
Thanks!
Precious family, you're such a great dad!!!! Those are the real blessings!
KEVIN you are a born comedian men i like how you mix the humor in your videos with knowledge .. its awesome . talent and passion keep it up . always enjoy the videos .
ps . thank you also MS. KEVIN
I found a 14 bedroom hotel for £40k. It needs £20k in renovation costs and I’m going to put it on air bnb for 6 months and then do it up as a rental property.
Hey Kevin! What about the new 6% stated income loans for rental properties? Do you still consider the 3.5% loan better if you can put a good sized down payment and plan to pay it off in 5years?
self driving swag so hard kevin, next level
haha thanks ryan!!
I freaking love the energy you two have!
Do you recommend single family for your first investment property or a multi?
Anything's that a great deal; multi tends to be difficult because of the amount of competition.
Hey, Kevin. It's unbelievable how much real VALUE you are providing! Thank you very much!
Listen I have a question. Are you planning/recommending to 1031 fha properties into the same size projects, or sell it as portfolio and exchange into a bigger one?
You got a new sub, and I don't often subscribe to stuff.
Hey Kevin , I’m a recent subscriber. Immigrant boy who’s 22 ready to Buy up Real estate. Hey I managed to save up 25,400 and have no Credit this video gave me the idea now thanks Kevin. I live in Florida. I hope to me you one day
Well I've checked out 3 of your videos so far Kevin? I maybe 26 with nothing to my name but, i'm gonna try to give this a go.
Where does the staged furniture go when you're not staging? Storage unit?
hello, my name is Kevin as well your videos inspire me, i am 17 & i just want to thank you for this information
anytime!!
Love seeing your family.
What's the best way to find these properties? Thanks Kevin for the video!
21:27 the runescape gold of a million gold pieces. Classic. Don’t comment on videos very often, however it seems your videos are providing some information in the right direction for me. Only 20 years old as a bartender. Making a killing and attempting to stash away as much as possible to purchase some homes out here in Florida. Now for the question I have. If i were to use the first time buyers assistance and be able to take advantage of that chunk. Is there no way around physically having to live in the house? Or would I not be able to take advantage of it and just spend my own chunk?
Gotta live there for a year BUT nothing says you can’t rent out rooms and sometimes spend night elsewhere.
Can you do a video on how to stage a house? Where do you guys keep all those items?
Love the content, and love the 1000k shoutout to good ol RuneScape! Would be very interested in hearing more of your thoughts on cash flow vs appreciation - it seems you're a big proponent of "control", even if it means sacrificing cash flow. Keep it up!!
Cash, Credit, Income, Residence, Affordability, Roommate, Cosigner, Cosmetology, FHA, Title, Repair, Refinance.
Best channel ever!
Which video do talk about wholesales more? You mentioned that you didn’t like this strategy. Thx, just found your page today.
I'm for everyday vlogs. You guys are entertaining and helpful.
ah you rock thanks scott!!!
Extremely good video Kevin!!!! By far my favorite youtuber! I’m 17 and I can’t wait to get a credit card lol
I hardly comment on videos, but I just had to say you guys make a super team
Super nice of you thank you so much for taking the time!!
Can you do a video about refinance?
I purchased one of my properties with 10% down (traditional non-FHA), then 2 years later obtained a broker price opinion and the house had appreciated enough that my mortgage company dropped the PMI.... zero refinance costs. :-)
At 9 min you say it's okay to start with a townhome to start building equity... I've been telling my family to not go with a townhome because I thought it was similar to an apartment... hope you can make a video or point me In the right direction on how to get into real estate with a townhome. (Lower payments since houses are EXPENSIVE right now🔫)
Thanks for sharing kevin. Great info
I love your videos, it's entertaining, and it's educational and it impacts me thinking I can afford a house in Honolulu in a couple years since i live here. Keep doing it daily! :)
Thank you Kevin!!! Great motivation!!! And definitely; invest local to where you live